Not to be argumentative but I'm wondering exactly what other form would so lighten the ground color or cause splitting of the blotches? This seems to me to be the expected continuation of what to expect from line bred thayeri, last up bow-tie now twin spots.



I was thinking however how odd (for lack of a better word) some of these line bred strains are becoming. One of the beauties of thayeri used to be that you could count on them to throw some really unique examples amid a sea of more normal types. Now screamer peach phase are so common we hardly give them a second look....... Is this the nature of captive breeding?
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• Interesting Thayeri - HeavenHell, Sun Apr 10 19:17:06 2011
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